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Conditions We Treat
At Phoenix Children’s Prosthetics Clinic, we care for patients from birth to 21 years who need prosthetics (artificial limbs and devices) or limb reconstruction surgery. We improve our patients’ range of motion and their ability to play, function independently and pursue
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Stay up to date on car seat safety
… while. When my daughter was born 14 years ago, I learned about car seats from my parents and now I realize we weren’t … seat to seat were done based on her age and not the seat recommendations itself. Now having been a car seat technician … high or too low The harness straps not tightened enough; if you can pinch the straps at the shoulders the harness …
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The tiniest heart CHAMPIONs
… We support families and children on their journey with complex congenital heart defects, which is unique for each … remains vulnerable and the babies are at risk for a sudden life threatening event until they are big enough to have a … We work together with families using daily communication about their baby and frequent communication with the cardiac …
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Families first at Phoenix Children’s
… muscular dystrophy (DMD), Nancy knows firsthand the difficulty of navigating the healthcare system and advocating for someone with complex medical needs. And for many families like her own, … your first language, you can miss important information about your child’s medical needs and treatments. The team at …
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Skin Pigment Disorders What are skin pigment disorders? Skin color is determined by a pigment (melanin) made by specialized cells in the skin (melanocytes). The amount and type of melanin determines a person's skin color. What is the function of melanin? Melanin's role is to
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Phoenix Children’s Promotes Dr. Jared Muenzer to Chief Physician Executive
As Chief Physician Executive, Muenzer will lead all clinical care, including the health system’s growing behavioral health services, Phoenix Children’s Care Network, clinical research efforts at the Phoenix Children’s Research Institute, medical education and the growing network of Phoenix Children’s Pediatrics practices. He will continue to serve as Chief Operating Officer of Phoenix Children’s Medical Group, a role he has held since 2016.
